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by Cash Roberts A simulation qf the alleged “Together they tend to say that Editor ballot box stuffing incident at the Becton quad poll during last week’s there is something wrong with the The Judicial Board voted last night runoff election was conducted at a election,” he said in his closing to uphold the decision of the Election Student Judicial Board hearing last argument. “No one is saying the Board not to certify last week's night. Election Board did do its job, the run-off election. The decision came Election Board didn’t do its job.” after a lengthy 2%-hour meeting in the Ballot Box Identity Brake, summarizing the Alpha Zeta Union. . fraternity, said, “As best as we can As of last night, the Election Board Before the demonstration was held, determine there was nothing out of had not determined a date for the new two Alpha Zeta .raternity members, the ordinary any time during the day run-off elections. Glenn Foster and John Brake, who the elections were held.” The Judicial Board ruling stated: were at the Quad poll last Wednesday Bill Davis, Abernathy’s “1. Recommend that new locks be afternoon, told the Board that the representative, said, “Usually when provided (for the ballot boxes) with box inside the packed hearing room in there are ballots in question, the only one key. the Union, was not the one at the questioned ballots are thrown out, not “2. Recommend—adopt a quad poll. the election.” He contended the certification stamp for ballots varying Design School box had appointed Foster and Brake said the box was people attending it at all times. with each voting location. however John Hester, who “3. Recommend that only ballots red, Rick Harris, Student Senate testified earlier in the hearing President, said in his testimony that W ,> with the proper location, certification contended the ballot box at the poll ||I||I| I - ‘r i. " ' *5. stamp be allowed in the ballot boxes unpainted. , “The Election Board had decided to at that location and that any ballots was invalidate the election before their found with different certification Steve Whitmire, a Judicial Board called meeting and the only people RICHARD SUGGS, Election Board chairman, testifies during last stamps be counted invalid. member, asked the people testifying called in to testify were against night’s Judicial Board hearing as the Board decided the fate of this > , “4. Recommend that a minimum for the Elections Board, if they knew validation.” year’s‘student body elections. (photo by Karangelen) of two persons man each voting box which box was the, right one. at all times, and these persons be Elections Board chairman, Richard Quble reveals pram certified by the Election Board.” Suggs, said this was a trivial matter The decision was read to a crowded since you couldn’t simulate exactly room which included the two what happened that afternoon to presidential candidates, Don show the box was stuffed. Committees “take on new'role Abernathy and Charles Guignard. Bill Davis, Rick Harris and Ivan by John WalstOn “This past year when the senate continued Cauble as he expressed his Mothershead stuffed the box tOr the Editor passed a bill, they just sent a letter. I opinions on the past and future of want the senate committees to Candidate’s Statements experiment as Suggs and Hester “Just passing a bill doesn’t get studenLgovernment. looked on. The '50 ballots were anything done,” commented Jami contact the University committees Since the executive branch of Charles Guignard in reaction to the dropped in. They fell into the box Cauble, president-elect of the student and have them put it on their agendas. student government (student body outcome said, “I will continue to standing up inside the box, which was senate. “There has been .a lack of This is where the action is taken. president) is responsible for carrying work for the students and continue to different from the way Hester, in students knowing what to do. “(Gus) Gusler couldn’t do it all,” out of legislation by the student campaign in good faith. I do care earlier testimony, had said how the senate, Cauble offered reasoning for about the students and will always ballots were placed, which was voting senate committees getting involved in , work in their behalf for the surface up. The experiment was tried the process. inside registration University. again and the ballots fell flat Voter “We are not taking it away (from “This was the only choice that l the box as Hester alleged earlier. the executive branch), we are working feel the Judicial Board had to make in Summaries of the arguments are as Today is the last day in which with it. Implementation is supposed order to help further the hope of the follows: Residence Hall from 4 pm. to 6:30 to go through the channels and I feel student body to be truly heard on this Hester, arguing for the Elections students may“ register to vote in the pm, Gusler said. the committees should help,” he said. campus.” Board, stated during the meeting, “I Registration closes at 6:30. May 6 primary, student body Gusler said 5,000 postcards are “1 want the student senate Don Abernathy said, “Needless to think the ballot box was stuffed,” president Gus Gusler announced. say, I’m not happy with the decision, referring to the man who manned the available in the student government committee chairmen to call the but the Judicial Board accomplished polls at the Design School, “I think he Registrars will be in the basement office for students who are registered chairmen of these University of the Union from 10 a.m. to 2 pm. in their home county and wish to vote committees before the bill comes onto what I set out to do, to bring out in told the truth about leaving [the poll the Senate floor. the open what was carried out behind unattended] .” today and in the lounge of Lee by absentee ballot. Therefore they know closed doors last Wednesday night.” the facts behind the bill. “This is one of the issues in my “Also I would like to see at least campaign,” Abernathy said, “to do once or twice during the year, the away with closed door meetings, and I Senate passes judicial reform University committees present a report before the Student Senate,” feel this is the right step in that by Cash Roberts establishment of a student book direction.” day when graduate, freshman and Cauble said. News Editor exchange and a resolution sponsored special student members may take (See ‘Cd’zl, ’Page 2) “I want to ask for their (students) The, student senate Wednesday by Larry Tilley on the parking and office on the judicial board from the hipport and their votes in the night passed by a 25-0 vote the traffic study. upcoming election,” he concluded. first day of the fall semester to within judicial reform bill which replaces the The senate added two A] one week after run-off elections. Truitt services The election board refused to chapter on the campus judicial process Burkhart-sponsored amendments to The second change stipulated that certify the run-off on the grounds of in the student body statutes. the judicial bill and deleted a passage all State students, when elected to the alleged ballot box stuffing, unmanned The other legislation, the senate in a section on definitions. board, must be of the category or held today polls and other voting irregularities. approved a bill appropriating $400 for The first amendment changed the class which they represent. A memorial service will be held at 2 pm. today at Highland United C Average Passage Deleted Methodist Church for Dr. Robert ‘-:- “MJI. MW, _ . l wag—uwt _ .- . l . ».J Wesley Truitt, 51, head of the l I The third change deleted a passage department of Mechanical and in the section on definitions of a Aerospace Engineering, who died student in good standing, eliminating Wednesday afternoon in Chapel Hill . the requirement of a C average in after a long illness. course work for a board member. Dr. Truitt was Vaughan Some senators felt this requirement distinguished professor of engineering was in conflict with the constitution at State, and during the past 10 years, which stipulates that a student in was a leader in obtaining research good standing should not be on grants from national foundations. His non-academic probation. No provision department now holds more than on academic standing is included. $500,000 in grants and contracts. Charles Kenerley, attorney general, He joined the State faculty in said the judicial reform commision, 1942, served two years in the Navy which wrote the new chapter: felt during World War II and was head of since the majority of judicial board the department of aeronautical eases dealt with academic misconduct, engineering at VPl from 1951 to the board members should have at 1961, when he returned to State. Dr. ~ K. q ”A". , 1-4A v least a 2.0 average. i ."‘ c git. _,.J ‘v‘n'a‘', n ~ Truitt attended Elon College, State, I “"77 *5 ‘ Considerable discussion also dealt Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill and W1. . " V'V''. ,x'r'sg‘r4A. ,3;‘ ,.§" .5 i" ‘-'F. ,.3"a...r“ _ .r"‘ . .-..A' j.' is;w -i: Aa-'7; j ’ .3».- M 9‘, - . .15 h.fi>"'.)j;;if. 3’: 3'31“I I.M’ s_:*“£;,“ ‘53.}; . 'i «f 4;“ . '. . “‘ on signing an academic integrity A member of numerous pledges, one an honor code and the engineering and honor societies, Dr. An AC ’72 fish appears to be attacking an innocent passer-by in an attempt to publicize the event other a recognition of academic Truitt was the author of four books being held next weekend’.‘ (photo by Curtis) integrity. and nearly 70 technical publications. War restarts .W‘r ...... 5a:a; Binh claims new US buildup HIV"if...A“?‘.F'rl4‘!h‘“e‘a PARIS (UPI)—Viet Cong exercisentheir legitimate right attack on Communist forces, She called Nixon’s moves p... .. Foreign Minister Mme. Nguyen of self-defense to punish the but has also sent ground troops “new military adventures.” ,gz Thi Binh said Thursday US. aggressOrs.” into the Hue region. Mme. Binh denounced a».n..... President Nixon has started “the Both the Viet Cong and Demands Talks Resume Nixon’s decision March 23 to .... i".‘ Vietnam War “all over again” Hanoi spokesmen urged Nixon “The U.S. bombings have suspend indefinitely the Paris no1’."Flair”‘3‘“P by ordering U. S. land, air and to end the American boycott reached unprecendented peace talks. She demanded :i'. sea support for the South of the Vietnam peace talks in proportions,” Mme. Binh said. prompt resumption of the talks Vietnamese fighting the new Paris. “At this very moment but made it clear, in answer to Communist offensive. Clutching a news dispatch President Nixon has ordered questions, the war must be The North Vietnamese announcing resumed U.S. US. forces into the struggle. In settled on the Viet Cong’s delegation, at the same time, bombings in Vietnam, Mme. this way President Nixon has negotiating terms already denied its troops had invaded Binh claimed at a news started all over again the war of rejected by Washington and the South,although it said all conference Nixon has not only aggression on the same large Saigon as “an ultimatum.” Vietnamese “are entitled to ordered naval and air force scale as before.” “President Nixon’s policy of Vietnamization is collapsing,” Mme. Binh said. “Our aim is to (3&1 committee plans surveys liberate South Vietnam. The (continuedfrom page I) As usual, Cauble expects presentations before the current fighting is a step in that Cauble’s plans also include finances to be a big part of the senate. direction.” giving the senate’s senate’s work, but this time all “A lot of deserving clubs ' Repeats Peace Plan communication and clubs and organizations seeking didn’t know how to get this “Our objective is still a information committee money will have to appear money. I plan to have these negotiated settlement . . . But increased responsibilities. “C & before the senate. guidelines printed to enable President Nixon’s policies leave I will have more of ajob as a “As the budget is being clubs a chance to get it.” us with no choice but to PR man—trying to get out submitted, as it is coming out In the past, money coming' fight,” she said. information. They will also of the finance committee, from the senate funded various Mme. Binh, who returned to conduct student surveys. there is no appropriations in activities from trips to club Paris from a six month absence “C & I will run surveys on the budget for clubs. It is all in projects. the day after the talks’ bills contacting roughly 40 the contingency fund. ' “It’s up to the senate, but suspension, said the Viet Cong students when asked by the “Guidelines are being set my personal opinion is that it stood by its July 1, I97], student senate to do so. A lot down for clubs to inform them should go to projects to be peace plan based on an of little surveys are needed. A how to get money,” continued done on campus, in unconditional and complete HISTORIC WINSTON HALL stands guard over the random sample of 40-50 the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity comparison to funding trips. withdrawal of US. forces and traffic of busy Hillsboro St. people will hopefully show member. “Clubs that got Yet I understand there is a replacement of the Saigon trends among the student money the easiest in the past place for helping with some regime by a “national Agnew welcomes troops body” are the ones who made expenses,’’he concluded. concord” government. FT. CAMPBELL, KY. would live, and we refused to (UPl)—Vice President Spiro T. abandon them to the invader Agnew said Thursday he is and demonstrated oppressor confident history will show from the North despite that US. involvement in pressures in this country as Vietnam, “was no mistake.” well as on the battlefield,” he “Rather, it has been one of said. the most unselfish acts in the Agnew Spoke at this history of the United States paratrooper base while foreign policy,” Agnew said. appearing as President Nixon’s “We answered the cry for representative at a ceremony assistance of people who welcoming home the lOlst sought for themselves only the Airborne Division from right to determine how the Vietnam.

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in raids on N. Vietnam SAIGON (UPI)—U. S. said at least two American F4 carriers joined in the attack, warplanes began» heavy raids Phanton jets were downed shelling the North Vietnamese into North Vietnam Thursday Thursday, north of the coast, military spokesmen said. in retaliation for the invasion Demilitarized Zone DMZ of South Vietnam. The dividing the two countries, and The U. S. command said Communists continued to another Phantom and four another carrier, the advance on two fronts and more aircraft were shot down Constellation, and the cruiser I-Hl destroyed a government tank over South Vietnam’s Quang Oklahoma City, the fleet’s :1111.1 1 1.." X!!! 1 within 30 miles of Saigon. Tri province. flagship, were steaming from “I If" If"! -' The heaviest fighting was on Japan to join the other ships in the southern front, where an Jet Downed the war zone called “Yankee estimated 40,000-man force of The Phantom and one other Station.” North Viefiiamese and Viet jet fighter downed over Quang Cong troops was threatening Tri, focal point of fighting on . The command, in Saigon for the first time since the northern front, were hit by announcing the anticipated air the 1968 Tet offensive. radar-controlled missiles set up raids over the north, said they by North Vietnamese troops at would be of limited duration in Raids Launched bases captured earlier from the retaliation for the North T". ‘ South Vietnamese troops, the Vietnamese invasion of the South. But spokesmen gave no Bugs flit across the brickyard and performing the Rites of Spring as a promotion for On the northern front, reports said. AC South Vietnamese troops details other than to describe ’72. (photo by Curtis) The surface-to-air missile the targets as military. abandoned another combat SAM sites are the first the base south of the old imperial North Vietnamese ever have capital of Hue and North been able to install in South Vietnamese forces began firing Vietnam. antiaircraft missiles from bases The air attacks on North Honor pledge optional seized earlier in the. week-old Vietnam were ordered by U. S. offensive. an Within a few hours after the President Nixon, and military (continuedfrom page I) Gus Gusler, is a student close of the exchange, passed a resolution sponsored bombing. and strafing sources said approximately 400 The honor code, absent for government effort to aid inventory will be conducted by Larry Tilley on the parking U. S. aircraft” are taking part. They the past two years, was students in book buying next and the owners of sold books and traffic study conducted by raids were launched over North a check in Radio Hanoi claimed are flying from three U. S. reinstated by the judicial semester. It is planned along will be mailed Wilbur Smith and Associates Vietnam, Navy 7th Fleet carriers off the reform commission at the the same lines as a student payment last year. that 10 of the planes had been of unsold books will shot down. Vietnam coast in the South request of concerned faculty exchange at UNC-Charlotte. Owners Tilley‘s resolution said in China Sea, and from Air Force and students, who felt one was The bill calls for an be mailed a notice giving them part that the student senate The U. 8. command said it bases in Thailand and South needed, Kenerley told the appropriation of $400 to SC a certain period in which to would “like to express its had no reportsrof any planes Vietnam. Five destroyers senate. for establishment of the retrieve their books or forfeit disappointment with the lost. But officers in the field accompanying the aircraft But students not wishing to exchange, which will open them to the exchange. Wilbur Smith report,” calling it sign the honor code pledge August 20 and close Sept. 1 Gusler said SG intends to a waste of money and time. may sign a recognition of Any campus organization can run the exchange on a Two new bills were also SAAC hosts Staples academic integrity statement make a request to operate the non-profit basis. The student introduced on first reading, which does not bind them to exchange and will receive 75 body president would not give one, a $399 appropriation for a The Staple Singers, a family Today, 14 years later, they the stipulations of the honor per cent ofthe profits from the an estimate on the total forestry club team trip the of gospel-contemporary are recognized worldwide and code. service charge placed on books. volume of business the annual southern forestry musicians, will perform as part have appeared on nearly every These forms will be Any State student may exchange would receive. He Schools conclave, and the of the Pan-African Festival major television program. distributed to all students place books for sale on the added that themexchange would other, $200 to aid in the Saturday (April 8). In Ghana, 100,000 people during fall registration and will exchange or buy books from be used on a trial basis next printing of Querpius Spectrum, The concert, which is turned out to see them. They requirement for the exchange. semester. a booklet published by the -‘ have also be a sponsored by the Union Black performed at the completing registration, Immediately following the In other action, the senate YMCA. Students Board and the Shirazafestival of ritual arts in Kenerley said. Society for Afro-American Tehra , Iran, and in Japan. Some senators objected to Culture, will be held at 8 pm. 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. Tuesday’s Wisconsin presidential the. primaries and decided to call it quits Maine Senator Edmund Muskie has It is hard, as yet, to predict a winner, primary answered many questions instead of continuing a futile and been slipping since a disappointing win in but it must be agreed that among the conncerning the next Democratic expensive tilt with the windmills. New Hampshire. The Wisconsin primary four, there is something for everyone. A presidential candidate. Lindsay’s withdrawal will without a severely handicapped Muskie, who had roll call of their names reads like the George McGovern’s overwhelming doubt add more steam to a McGovern been marked as the man to beat. caption to a photograph—from left to victory undoubtedly convinced many campaign that is rapidly beginning to Muskie, though his bid has been badly right (politically speaking) are George former skeptics that the South Dakota generate power. His withdrawal also damaged, still remains one of the top McGovern, Hubert Humphrey, Edmund senator is indeed a serious contender for narrows the crowded field of Democratic four, along with McGovern, Humphrey Muskie, and George Wallace. There isstill the nomination. hopefuls. and Wallace. The rest of the Democratic a long road of primaries ahead, however, George Wallace further established his candidates find it hard to collectively and views probably will alter with public increasingly and surprisingly strong Perennial candidate Hubert Humphrey garner enough votes to match the opinion. What is promised now, will be position. His appeal has increased as has apparently rebounded from his 1968 strength of any one of the four. forgotten later. recent busing decisions have offended defeat and is happily shaking hands and .- and alienated more and more Americans, kissing babies while making a surprisingly the moderately conservative as well as the strong showing. Those who thought reactionary. He answered critics who said Humphrey was through after running as his constituency was solely regional by Lyndon Johnson’s choice four years ago finishing second in the Wisconsin primary have been convinced in recent weeks that i'li take A cHtrstBuRGER , battle. the former Vice-President has staying New Yprk Mayor John Lindsey found power. Most have forgotten his support 19» other or pairs, himself polling fewer and fewer votes in of the Vietnam war. “~13 PEPsi ,

EDITORIALS

A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts, the activity, and in fact the very life of the campus, is registered. It is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. Technician, vol. 1, no. 1, February 1,1920_

Funny it’s not

It may seem funny—n—ow that it’s all If all students are judged on these over, but no matter how you look at it acts—as they will be by the outside thereislittle to really laugh at. community—we are easily labeled Early Wednesday morning, the Sigma irresponsible, irrational, and ill-equipped Nu fraternity house was the scene of to cope with life in a mature fashion. what could have very easily been a tragic , If we can’t show respect to our own happening to the fraternity and the classmates and brothers, how can we University itself. expected to do the same once leaving the In the wee, hours of the morning, University. someone politely tossed , a tear. gas cannister into the house and before the episode ended, an ambualnce, the Raleigh police and the campus security were present. Luckily no one ‘was injured and You know? I think you do the reason is just that—pure luck. For a while, several fraternity brothers weren’t The Lighter Side persons who are, you know, inarticulate. You People have always had a tendency to speak sure they would make it out of the by Dick West hear a steady stream of it on television talk faster than they think. .It is only recently, house. , shows from performers and other professional however, that the human tongue has become The crime which took place is exactly WASHINGTON (UPI) —She went, you types who supposedly are facile with words. consistently quicker than the mind. know, to the bank yesterday and filled out, you “You that—a crime. It should not be looked know, a counter check and gave it, you know, I don’t want to Sound, you know, knowing” appears to have replaced upon as being funny, but instead as a to the cashier, who told her she was, you know, condescending about this, because I hemming and hawing as the fetter that retards very childish and immature act. There is five dollars overdrawn. occasionally lapse into the same wearisome the tongue long enough for the brain to catch nothing childish about taking someone’s pattern. up. I wish I could say the above sentence is, you As to whether “you know” is an improvement life even if the intention is to pull a know, an exaggeration, but it isn’t. It is But at least I am conscious of the defect and prank. over “er” or “ah” is a matter of individual absolutely the way most people you know talk am, you know, desirous of overcoming it. Most preference. Psychologically, however, “you Although no one has been charged for nowadays. chronic “you knowers” don’t seem aware of knowing” is better attuned to the times in the irresponsible act, suspicion lies Verbal communications, which were, you their impediment which we live. ,, heavily- on the fraternity’s pledge class. A know, never too good at best, have been beset What causes this? Why have Americans People are bewildered by the modern age and charge that—if true—puts the whole by a horrendous outbreak of, you know, “you almost overnight, as language developments go, need frequent reassurance. The introduction of fraternity scene in a bad light. knowing.” begun inserting this, you now, extraneous “you know” in their speech reflects their hope Fraternities at State. have worked for a In the average conversation-,Jyou know” is element into their vocalizations? that somebody somewhere knows what is going long time trying to change their image of" arbitrarily interjected after every fifth word. The best explanation I have is that “you on. constant partying and orgies. Now in one No, l don’t know. And it is tedious to be knowing” is a form of “mental stuttering.” Once we feel secure again, we. will revert to easy sweep, all of their work is in constantly told that I do. Instead of tripping over one’s tongue, one trips the old-fashioned sputter, splutter, stammer and knowing” is by no means limited to pregnant pause. ' question. “You over one’s brain. Q No one is perfect and we are for l; ‘ -- .“1'1. 1‘13"... “raising a little hell” as much as anyone, 1‘113111111121‘“31 1N1 ”l1... ' )‘l ‘1‘321..“ but it is very difficult to believe that the ’thy-“'17 Technician ‘ii' 1" . 111.11” ...| .. . person or persons who contributed to the "'"Hh'l 05' 1_1 1 realized the severe ”‘sg‘fi‘Wl a" 11111111113 l‘u 1 . Editor ...... John Walston prank fully 'l 1.111%. 13‘1111'1'1'111 ' 1 . .. Associate Editor ...... Willie Bolick consequences that may have 1'.” Senior Editor ...... George Panton t .‘f'fj;;111ll.. ‘1l.. Consulting Editor ...... Richard Curtis accompanied their dangerous venture. ".‘\;‘.‘.v.1 9” i'i'1 1.1:. i' The death of their fraternity brothers _ '1' .v.-‘. Consulting Editor ...... Jack Cozort 16 -‘ {11.1 .. 1.11111. Managing Editor ...... Henry White may have resulted and would have been ' 1‘ 111:1 ‘ '0 ' 3 1'1 1 “0 ll News Editor ...... Cash Roberts the most tragic event to occur on this 'l a. Features Editor ...... Sewall Hoff . . v at.“ Sports Editor ...... Ken Lloyd campus in years. The pranksters should ‘; also: " ‘ Photo Editor ...... ' ...... Ed Caram have realized they could ruin Sigma Nu’s A 3’... "I. '1"'0 ' Advertising Manager ...... Jimmy Wright t name if someone were to be tried in 'g‘(iii. ‘l'.1 l"; Circulation Manager ...... Bill Belk court for the act. Founded February I. 1920, with M.F. Trice as the first editor, the Technician is published Monday. Wednesday Within the University system, the and Friday by the students of North Carolina State Judicial Board could further the University except during holidays and exam periods. embarrassment in the event enough Represented by National Advertising Service, Inc. evidence was collected to convict the agent for national advertising, with offices located in prankster. the basement of the King Building. Yarborough Drive, campus and mailing address at PO. Box 5698. Raleigh, This one act g of .thoughtlessness, 1% 1. NC. 27607, the Technician pays Second Class Postage with the recent student at Raleigh. North Carolina 27601. Subscriptions are combined $5.00 per academic semester. Printed at the North government election irregularities has put There is almost time to stop and catch your breath. Exams are not far away. (arolina State University Print Shop Raleigh North the student image in the Dark Ages. 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by Sara Sneeden ‘Ambassadors of Good Will’ as (Bill) basketball team and still takes every attending State next fall are being invited to the Editor Chamberlain and newly elected Student Body opportunity to play. Pan Afrieanerstivalto bei'fi'é'duced to the I W Although less than two percent of the President Richard Epps who show that blacks Black enrollment on campus will only be social and academic sides of campus life, Ms. Student Body at State is presently black, this can make a place for themselves at UNC.” increased by three students next fall. Ms. Harris Harris added. percentage should increase by the fall of 1973. Next year new recruiting methods will be cited the current low black enrollment here as a Pat Harris, new career placement and admissions used and a personal approach will be stressed. primary reason most blacks would rather attend counselor, will be the reason as she stresses the After graduating from college with an a predominantly black school. recruitment of black students next year. English degree Ms. Harris taught English, journalism and dramatics at a junior high in “So far, my newjob has been a puzzle, and 1 Ms. Harris, a personable attractive lady, has Raleigh for three and one-half years. am finding out so many things 1 did not know only held the newly created positiOn for six about State. It has so many modern facilities weeks but is already on the road speaking to A Lot Of Traveling and is just a bundle of opportunities for all students,” added Ms. Harris. black high school students about the The brown haired, soft spoken lady enjoyed Iopportunities available to them at'State. Her job working with the different types of students When asked if students have changed since will also include exploring job opportunities for while teaching butdidnotenjoy the teaching she was in college four years ago, MS. Harris blacks. aspects of her former job. She enjoys her new laughed and said, “They certainly have. College “Black enrollment here has been lower than job more but questions the great amount of students are a lot more mature and take on traveling, as much as four days a week, that it more responsibilities than they used to take. at Carolina because in the past, students “For thought of State as a technical school and did includes. example, now students live in coed 1 an active life and enjoys dorms or apartments and still do well .1. not know about the fine Liberal Arts school Ms. Harris leads A.J. working with community groups as the PTA, academically. A few years ago their grades ‘0 here,” remarked the graduate of St. Augustines. YWCA and a sorority. When in high school in would have suffered.” She continued, “Plus, Carolina has Louisburg, North Carolina, she was on the Black high school seniors who will be Pat Harris

LETTERS The Technician welcomes reader comment on public amazing. 1 can’t believe that anyone with any affairs. Letters must be typewritten, triple-spaced. intelligence would wreak such destruction. So simed, and include the author's complete address, telephone. number, class and major. Letters may not now for the actiOn of a few, we all have to bear exceed 300 words in length; all are subject to the consequences. condensation. Generally, only one letter each month Marcia Payne will be published from the same writer. Neither libelous Junior, LAA statements nor those which go beyond the bounds 0! simple good taste will be published. Advisory panel To the Editor' Destructive artist For those students who would like to reply or react to the Technician editorial of April 5, To the Editor: 1972, regarding the foreign language Tuesday 1 had the opportunity to go to the requirement, 1 would like to make known to lounge at the top of Harrelson Hall. There 1 liberal arts students the newly-formed Dean’s found an absolute masterpiece of destruction. Advisory Panel. The panel has been initiated One could tell how the “artist” delighted in this semester by Liberal Arts Dean Robert O. . . ripping the legs Off of the couches and chairs Tilman for the purpose of providing students and smashing them into the floor. One could see with a method of venting their gripes. The panel No, they are not icicles. Despite the unpredictable weather and the illusionary how talented the creator of such a work is just consists of one student representative from each appearance, they are really signs of Spring and that pollen is on the way. (photo by by looking at the delicate way in which department (except the Dept. of Modern Caram) cushions were slashed and mutilated. It was Language, oddly enough, who did not send a representative). in Order to adequately represent the student feeling on this controversial topic, the members ‘Frigg’ showing in Nelson of the Dean’s Advisory Panel would like to hear from the students in Liberal Arts, preferably from those who have taken foreign language Two silent features, “Heart of Texas Ryan” bullfighting. Valentino is cast as Juan Gallardo, star general, Harry is, sent on :I mission to lead courses. Here is a list of the members and their and “Blood and Sand” are the Sight and Sound Spain’s most idolized matador. It was a role the escape of five Allied generals (all of equal telephone numbers presentation Friday at 7 and 9 pm. in the tailor-made to allow him to exhibit his athletic rank) who can’t stop arguing about who’s to Ed Hester, Econ., 851-1369; Patsy Gordon, Union Theater. “The Secret War of Harry prowess as well as his famous smoldering sex lead the escape long enough to pull it off. Soc., 832-1519; Karen Phillips, Soc., 833-2830; Frigg,” starring Paul Newman, will be‘shown appeal. The story concerns a romantic triangle. Harry3 job is to pull rank on them and get them Teri John, Eng, 851-0922; Hamilton Clay. Saturday and Sunday at 7 and 9 pm. in Nelson Juan, who was betrothed to his childhood all out safely. Phil-., 467-6560; Lynn Daniel, Pol., 832-4805; Auditorium. . sweetheart, becomes famous and meets the No movies will be shown during All Campus presentation Frank Urben, Sp-Comm., 832-1755. “The Heart of Texas Ryan” was filmed in aristocratic Donna Sol, a member of the royal Weekend. The Film Board’s final Please help us to represent the Liberal Arts 1917. Tom Mix is a cowboy in the romantic court. of the semester will be April 21-23. The silent style of those days. Wearing the fanciest German classic “M ," starring Peter Lorre will be students on this issuewcontact these members costume possible and riding an equally well “The Secret War of Harry Frigg” stars Paul featured April 21. M*A*S*H, starring Elliot and let your feelings be known. groomed horse, Tom Mix rode about doing Newman as World War 11 private Harry Frigg. Gould, Donald Sutherland and Sally Kellerman, Frank J. Urben, Chairman good deeds in the Old West. “Blood and Sand” He is an escape expert who got his training will be presented April 22 and 23. Dean‘s Advisory Panel stars Rudolf Valentino in a 1922 film about fleeing the brigg time after time. Made a two —Chuck Hardin Senior, Speech-Comm.

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weird, grotesque show

’Recently I attended a rock “That creepy show was a You will note that her reac- anything but sell-out crowds. concert, a woman wrote to sellout,” she continued. tion to the production was a They are not just singers, they Ann Landers. “I didn’t know “Twenty thousand people trifle, ti 'Md Ann says Alice are entertainers with a fan- such madness existeduntil that screamed their heads off, and is sy tomatic of a warped tastic, weird, and even gro- night. A guy gets up in a girl’s applauded till their hands were society; but 20,000 people tesque show, but it is a show clothes, eye makeup galore, raw. .1 don’t mind telling you I loved the show. that people are clamoring to and a ton ofjewelry He does a whoopsed by cookies.” Everybody, with several see and be a part of. number where he chops off a The woman with the deli- noted exceptions, loves Alice Alice is a man, of course, doll’s head, and sings a song cate stomach does not identify Cooper. They are about the ut in one of the vapid press called Dead Babies. At the end the group, but it could be none hottest group on the CiICUit/ releases all performers used to of the act he hangs himself. other than Alice Cooper. today, and they never play to preceed themselves, he says that a hypnotist in Phoenix taught him to become three equal parts male for strength, female for wisdom, and child for faith. This is, in some ob- scure way, supposed to explain their weird feminine clothes, and stranger act. Alice has been in. existence for six years, but it is only in the last year or so that anyone has taken any notice of them. Alice, in another of his quasi-cryptic statements tries to explain their delayed accep- tance, “We act as a mirror; people see themselves through us. Many times they react violently because they don’t like what they see. If they were judging us at face value they would say, ‘Well, that ’5 what it is,’ but they put their values on it and their values are warped. “People who are really pure enjoy it. They enjoy it because it is really strong, positiVe. The more liberated you become the more you realize you are not just this or that, but every- thing. That’s in the future.” That seems to put Ann Landers and the warped insecure w o m a n w h 0 whoopsed her cookies in her demented little place, but for I the pure people of the State ‘ campus the future is April 15 ALICE in spite of his odd act and ALICE AND THE GANG-a clean cut, all American bunch—will be featured at when Alice Cooper is coming COOPER, All-Campus on Saturday, April 15. here for All Campus 72. feminine attire, is really a well-hung guy. TERMPAPER ARSENAL, Inc. Send $1.00 for your descriptive N.C. WATERBEDS catalog of 1,300 quality termpapers When Miller brews a malt, 519 GLENROCK AVE. suan 203 BEST PRICES, BEST QUALITY. BEST NIGHTS SLEEP LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90024 3 BLOCKS SOUTH (213) 471-8474 . 477-5493 3 303 Park Ave. OI" “We need a Meal salesman" THE PANCAKE HOUSE 833-2339 . I Miller brews it big. W10? VILLAGE CAMERON SUBWAY :Img Mighlgomn VILLAGE — Trygus for lunch — We Buy Wrecks Unique atmosphere, reasonable prices. best sandwiches in town...... excellent selection USED PARTS Open 11:30 of beers and wines 828-9799 Until RALEIGH AUTO PARTS April 7 - 15 Ace Trucking Company“ US 70 EAST Student night is TUES., APRIL 11 772-0566 .,

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Page 6 Technician / April 7, 1972 .V-i'ta Sidewalk shoW'

Designos art 1"J.,.1. “The sidewalk Art Exhibit case. The auction used its”,magazines that they don’t. - , was. originallyrrvstartedr «tomgivew ’profitstofinance theDesign think of it as art. ltjust doesn’t students an opportunity to sell School ublication, but all of sell.” ~ their work,” said Pete the pro its from the Sidewalk Different kinds of art sell Knowland, who organized the Exhibit sales go to the artists. better than others in different exhibit. Knowland expects to get ears. _ . “There are very few places about 400 works in every cate- “People coming in off the .2.\1-....t.,_._.- for amateur artists to sell their gory from oil paintings to fresh streets don’t necessarily buy creations,” he added. “In a baked bread. “We have sent quality,” Knowland' explained. gallery they have to pay 30-40 flyers to all the art schools in .“They buy by size to fill a percent commission plus a fee. the area,” he said, “but we still space on the wall. Because of This scares them. At our don’t know how much this it is hard for an artist to exhibit all an artist can lose is response we will get from calculate a buyer’s reaction to the 25 cent entry fee, and he them. Don Cohn is bringing in his work, but because the best has a good chance to make a a truckload of pottery, and this works are not the best sellers it profit in sales.” should be very popular. He is is possible to get an excellent The exhibit will start at an excellent artist and sells his piece of art for reasonable noon, Friday, April 7 in the work cheaply; Genevieve prices.” Design School garden, and will Holbeck is offering delicious The deadline for entering run until Sunday April 9. organic bread for sale. the exhibit is noon today, but Many people believe the “For some reason,” he anyone who has something to exhibit is a replacement for the added, “there is not much show and can’t make the dead- defunct Art Auction, but photography on exhibit. line should contact the School Knowland says, “this is not the People see so much of it in of Design at 755-2202.

One-act plays highlight

Thompson productions The Thompson Theatre, this plays, each running about one THumverate. weekend, is presenting two one half hour, are The 'Loveliest Mike McManaway, director ALICECOOPER act plays as its last studio Afternoon of the Year, by of Afternoon describes the production of the year. The John Gaure, and The play as the meeting, in a park, of a lonely city girl and a meek, henpecked-looking man in his late 305. “The meeting is, TI-I: 3YRD§ we hope, comical,” McMana- way added, “and it turns into a farcical love story. Bonnie Klippel plays the girl, and Ben MacKenzie is her new found RI:DI3_OI\II: _ love. George Hillow, we] own to State theatre goers r his roles in Indians, Luv, other Thompson productions IBLG-PlePLI: wrote and directs The Triumverate. He describes the play as “projecting a rather human interpretation of the Dietie’s SI W I DIV ER“ relationship with man, and adds that “it further defines the human condition.” The Father, Son and Ghost are played by Mike McManaway, SLIM-FUN Greg Shriver and Kurt Eichenberger. The plays start at 8 pm. tonight, Saturday and Sunday but McManaway noted that I-ICOI I:I\|/\|\II\|Y seating in the Studio is limited, and the last production was turning people away at the door, so in order to assure plays part of ghost in “The yourself a seat you should 2C. C/\‘|3\I\||\//\|_ KURT EICHENBERGER arrive at the theater no later Triumvirate” written and directed by George Hillow than 7:30 pm. Admission is showing at Thompson Theatre April 6-9 at 8 nm. free. MAlDA ROYARV ENGINE LICENSE NSU/WANKEL \/\/II\|DI 3:/\I\I|\II-3\SI

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Page 7 / Technician / April 7, 1972 Move to cost $333,338

Center may open by summer school

by Earline Parrish ing into an operational state building was designed and a lot stalled. Cabinet work and other facilities. tenance person- The rest of the money will be Writer after it has been approved.” of panic hardware would have incidental work has to be done. nel, food ce personnel and taken from union reserve “There is more involved in Telephones have to be in- to be installed before the build- All the old equipment and fur- peoplet60rra’te the theater funds. the move to the new student stalled. Light switches must be ing could be opened. niture that is usable needs to equip ent wfll have to be The followin is a list of center than meets the eye,” checked and labeled. be refurbished before it is trai estimated expe 5' Furniture Locks F009 service equipment, moved to the new building. lilowever/ nothing can be $90,000; fixtures $33,;000 bil- said Henry Bowers, director of have to be installed and keys drapes, carpet, lighting equip- done unt' the building is the student union. “It will take cataloged. Bowers said the fire ment, projection equipment It will_ also take some time liard tables $13,500, carpet about a month to get the build- code has to tram pe0ple to operate the accepted, e latest inspection $4,300; drapes $33,000; cash changed since the and billiard tables must be in- date is set for April 15. And registers $5,456, safe $582. this is not a firm date; it’s just food service equipment a hopeful date. $20,000; projection equipment “‘We are very anxious to get that April 15 inspection and $30,000; gallery lighting get things going,” Bowers said. $3,000; ballroom dimmers “Otherwise we are going to be $6,000; locks and related hard- messing around with this thing ware $3,000; barber shop con- in the summer when schdol is version $7,500; (Bowers noted in session, which will cause a that this change had to be lot of problems.” made because people don’t get If the inspection comes haircuts anymore), installation through on schedule, the new of lighting equipment $3,500; student center should be open ballroom stage $3,000; esti- for the first session of summer mated cost for moving equip- school. Bowers said a lot of ment $4,000; telephone install- areas won’t be ready for full ation $1,500; theater lighting operation but at least he’ll have $720,00 something going. The ground floor of the The total cost of themove is Erdahl-Cloyd Union will not be estimated at $333,338. Some changed. The snack bar, news of the money ($150,000) came stand, game room and barber from the sale of bonds. shop will be operated by the Another $30,000 will come union. The two top floors will from interest on the bonds. become part of the library.

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A search has begun for the dorms, may enter their favorite ugliest, grossest looking guy on Dracula in the contest. campus. On SaturdayApn'l 15 , every- Why doesn’t General Electric Alpha Phi Omega, a service one will get a glimpse of the fraternity, is sponsoring an winning ugly specimen when “Ugly Man” contest next week he is presented a trophy on talk about thermal pollution when they to raise money for Campus stage at All Campus. The win- Chest. ning organization will keep the Votes may be cast for the trophy. talk about nuclear power plants? candidates with the ugliest Candidates must submit an picture Tuesday April 11 8 x 10 black and white picture through noon Friday April 14 and an entry form to the in the basement of the Union. Union Information Desk by General Electric has been talking feet on aquatic life. M01e than 97 util- Ballot stuffing is encouraged Sunday April 9. nuclear power plants ever since we ities have been financially involved1n and each vote must be accom- All entries should be accom- pioneered them in the fifties. And we over 300 such studies. panied with a one cent panied by a fashion contribution. think they can help solve America’s Good effects? description. energy problems in the 70’s and 80’s. Highlighting the contest will Mark Boone, chairman of It’s been found, in some cases, adding be an Ugly Man Fashion Show the contest, said, “APO has But we’re also aware that nuclear heat to water can actually be bene- at noon Wednesday on the traditionally sponsored this powel has p1oblems of its own. ficial. Warm irrigation water has ex- brickyard. A stage will be set contest on other campuses. Problems wo1th talking tended growing seasons. , up and candidates will parade Proceeds go to the Campus '~ about. Like the Warm water has as in the Miss America Pageant Chest fund and money is distri- envi1onment. created new garbed in the grossest, funkiest buted to charities as the United Actually, we felt wintering ponds attire imaginable. Fund. _. one of the greatest along water- Any organization recog- Applications can be secured advantages of .nized by ‘Student Affairs, at the Union Information fowl migration ‘ including fraternities and Desk. nuclear power routes. Florida was envi1on- is usingit to grow shrimp and lobster. “We specialize in Volkswagens" fifm mental. ORDER BY MAIL In Texas, it’s increasing the weight of OR BY PHONE COA TS' commercial catfish by as much as 500%. America's Most leautilal Work to be done. MOTHER’S RING GARAGE Takes from 2 to 7 Stones , 71100,] S. Saunders 833-68 77 Unlike fossil-fueled power plants, Listing these benefits is not to beg the Mother's Stone In (enter there is no smoke to pollute the air. issue. 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Big F0 ur galfers by Jeff Watkins“ “"yard" par -four.—-To_reach .1113-.- Assistant Sports Editor elevated green, one must hit “It’s a nice golf course,” over another creek. It is also noted State golf coach Richard advisable to keep the ball away Sykes. “There are several key from the fairway’s left side, holes where you can shoot a putting one in bad position for big score if you’re not careful.” the approach shot. This, Sykes was referring to according to Sykes, is one of Finley Golf Course in Chapel the key holes of Finley. Hill, where the second round of the Big Four Tournament Strategic Hole will be held Monday. Number 12 is‘a 445 yard “Numbers two, nine, and 12 par four, and is another stra- are good golf holes,” Sykes tegic hole of the course. It is a continued. “There are a couple real monster of a hole, and of good par lives and a couple according to Sykes, it “plays to of good par fours. You have to that length at least.” be careful on the tougher holes and try to pick up strokes on The thirteenth hole is a 341 the easier ones. It requires a lot yard par four, that is “simple, of thinking, but Finley’s not if you don’t get greedy.” Golf- severe on penalizing golfers.” ers pressing for a low score on this relatively shorthole could run into disaster. Important Holes Number 14 is a par five Using Sykes’ observations, going 470 yards. “It plays the following is a rundown of shorter than its actuallength,” the most important holes each Sykes said. “It plays slightly to golfer will face Monday at the left. It’s bunkered well, but Finley: it’s a birdie hole.” Number two, one of the Number 17 is another water hole, a 180 yard par three. To “key” holes, is par four, this shown with optional white sidewall tires, one being 416 yards in length. reach the green, the drive must I972 Pinto Runabout rocker panel molding and accent group. It also plays straight and is travel over a lake. well-bunkered. Number 18, the final hole, is a 480 yard par live. It is a . The third hole is a 325 yard dogleg right and is a relatively par four with a dogleg to the new hole. The green can be When you makea solid, sensible, economical littlecar you don’t A solid-as-Grock four speed transmission. Sportscar steering. A left. “It’s a relatively short reached in two, and the fair- change it. Except to make it better. welded steel body with six coats of paint. hole,” cited the golf mentor, way is well-bunkered. It is a Nowthatwe're making thatkindof car again, that’stheonly kind Pinto is wide and stable, but not big. It’s got plenty of leg and “but you can lose strokes if birdie hole. longer than the leading import. you’re not careful.” or change we’re going to make. shoulder room, but it’s barely l‘/2 inches The sixth hole is at par live, For example, we’ve made a Runabout model of the Ford Pinto. There you have it. The basic Pinto; a good little car. Our Pinto this one being 485 yards long. Flat Course Ithasa reardoorthe basic Pintodoesn’thave. And rear seatsthatfolddown Runabout: a little better good little car. The green is protected by a for extra cargo space that’s five feet long. Everything else is the same. See them at your Ford dealer’s. Finley is a flat course, and if 1“,.me little engine that gets the some economical kind of gas ditch, which could trap gam- VII-en you got both to basics, you got back to Ford. blers who try for the green in the weather is favorable, there mileage as the little imports. two strokes. The green is reach- should be many low scores. able, but weather conditions The course! does not discrimi- and the placement of the tee nate against short hitters. If the FORD PINTO shot determine the risks ball can be kept in play, a good involved. score is possible. However, one FORD DIVISION ® Number seven is a 416 yard needs to be a good putter to . par four with a dogleg to the master the greens. left. If one’s tee shot goes to Bo Turner, who shot a 74 Sooyourliordboolornow. the left of the fairway, the last year at Finley in inclement trees could cause trouble. How- weather, stated, “I’d be sur- ever, there is plenty of room to prised if there weren’t any work on the right side of the scores in the 60’s recorded.” fairway. Team captain Dickie Brewer likes the course. “It’s not that Number eight is a 187 yard Now that you can fly to Europe for peanuts, par three, but one must drive tough a course,” he said. over a creek to reach the green. “They’ve got a few birdie holes. If you hit it good you here’s how little you shell out to get around: Carelessness could result in can shoot a low round. But high scores for this hole. there are many hazards, too. 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Baxter swings big bat for little man

by Ken lJoyd sweep across Doak Field, leads the coaches tell us to do,” said has happened this year.” thought we .would have a good ,, together and start hitting.” SportS'Editor‘“ " " rthev-Wolfpackv-in hitting this ‘ Mike Simplifying matters As evidenced by his number hitting team,” he said, “but we Baxter does not think Rail-thin Mike Baxter looks season with 20 hits for a .345 some. “I guess I’m lucky, that’s of infield hits, Bax is blessed haven1 come around. This had State’s two conference losses like anything but a baseball average, making him the sixth all. I’ve had a lot ofinfield hits with good speed, or what he baffled both the players and spell disaster for the team. player, seeing that his 160 best hitter in the Atlantic and drag bunts this year, which modestly calls “average speed.” the coaches’ pounds, which may be Coast Conference. Last year, help your average. I’m just off His swiftness has helped him “Our main trouble is that “They won’t hurt us that stretching it a bit, are scattered his first at State after transfer- to a faster start than the rest of lead the team in stolen bases we don’t hit with men on much,” he said. “Back in ’68 all over his six-foot frame. But ring from Wingate, he was the the guys.’ both last year, when he had 13 base,” continued the Cornelius the team lost their first two his slight physical dimensions team’s number three hitter Commenting on his aston- steals in 14 attempts, and this native. “We have good team and bounced back to win the are misleading for Baxter can with a .279 average and, sur- ishing power for a guy his size, year, as he currently is six for power, but we get home runs title. We’re not out of the race hit with the best. prisingly, had three home runs. Baxter said, “I like to think I eight. at the wrong time—when no by a long shot, but we can’t ‘X‘H'V-hwmfimui’él'krhnub-Mme“‘”““"‘“I"MmM”wkxm%mI".4' Bax, who risks being blown “1 have no secrets, 1 just try can hit it out. I hit three last one is on.” afford to lose many more.” to hit the ball since that’s what year, but I don’t know what But speed is not his primary awayby the fierce winds that asset when it comes to swiping Heated Battle . . (.7312:(a : :vls,I-Ifl.” k4}: , , ta.- ... S bases. “The main thing is get- Like all baseball players, D,,.§‘j \'. . 1.“. \.l,. . . _ '9 “1 7 Lg.~. ‘u~xr7stiff.“"I.~v r I 7-. , “‘~ "l-fi . N ting a good jump,’ said the Mike would like to play profes- :, ‘ a 9. former junior college all- As for the conference race, sional ball. ‘My srze wrli "1"" ‘17.?. ' ‘1 ( American. “You have to get to Bax sees a heated battle for the probably be a handicap since know the pitcher’s motion top spot. “Clemson and Caro- I’m so little,” he said. “But if from the mourid to first to lina are probably the top two the opportunity comes I’m know how big a lead to "get. teams, but then Duke is going to jump at it.” Stealing is also easier if the stronger than _ everyone catcher doesn’t have a good thinks.” So if a sudden gust of wind arm.” “We’ve got more talent than blows across Doak Field, do —>.aa11‘.‘ any of them, though,” stated not be surprised to see Bax The Wolfpack’s recent lack Mike, who is one of only three take off with the breeze. That of hitting punch has puzzled seniors on the squad. “We’re will not be unusual because Mike, among others. “At the young but not inexperienced. he’s been off and flying since beginning of the season We have just got to get things the beginning of the season.

Track team falls to ECU East Carolina’s strength in The Pirates won 10 events, Phillips finished within the field events and in the to State’s six, but piled up second of Koob, running the sprints proved to be too much their points by also taking 10 distance in 49.5 and 50.3, for the State track team as second places. respectively. HN’ {-4.11 ‘ . ‘ they dropped their .second As expected, State domi- F re shman David Bracey ~..-.—":55- “MJ‘Cu—‘w meet of the season Wednesday nated the middle distance and contributed a first and a at Greenville. ECU had 96 distance races, and the hurdles. to the Wolfpack effort. Mike Baxter, one of the leading hitters in the Atlantic Coast Gonference, has been a Jim Wilkins won the mile second mainstay in the Wolfpack’s outfield for the last two seasons. points to the Wolfpack’s 63 He infiltrated" East Carolina’s and East Strousberg State’s 21. with a time of 4:11.3, but was sprint dominance by taking the nosed out in the 880 by three- 220 in 22.2 seconds, and was tenths of a second. Junior Neil edged in the 120 high hurdles Pack faces ‘do-or-die’ situation Ackley won the three mile in by an eyelash. His time of 14.6 14:28.8 and finished third in was his best of the season. For State’s baseball Wolf- we’re the kind of club that can “I thought we were ready get the call in the nightcap. the mile. pack, the upcoming weekend bounce back. “We’ll know for for the conference teams,” Phillips, owner of a 3-1' Steve Koob was State’s only State’s remaining win came sure this weekend.” admitted Esposito, “but it mark, hurled well enough double winner for the day. He from the mile relay team that has suddenly developed into took the 440 intermediate ran the distance in 3:21.]. “do-or-die” situation. The Wolfpack, 10-7 overall, turns out that we were’t. Out against Duke to win, yielding a entertains the Cavaliers in a pitching has been adequate, only six hits before being lifted hurdles, his speciality, in 55.5 All the Wolfpack could Off to an unexpected doubleheader Saturday starting though, and if we can start for a pinch--hitter in the sixth seconds. The senior also led a manage in the field events were wobbly start in the Atlantic at 1:30 and plays the Terps a doing something at the plate, I inning, but his teammates one-two-three sweep in the 440 five \third place finishes. David Coast Conference race on the single game on Sunday, also feel that we’ll be alright.” failed to provide him with a with a.time of 49.3. Team- Thompson triple jumped 46’ ‘ heels of two straight losses, the beginning at l.30. working margin. Dempsey has mates Jerry Spivey and John 1&5”, while Larry Bass leaped Wolfpack must collect wins Esposito Big Tim Stoddard, who was worked only six 21’1” in the longjump. against Virginia and Maryland expressed keen charged with the Clemson innings, going disappointment over recent defeat, will ,get a chance ”at that far in a victory over Dart- Saturday and Sunday here,or happenings which saw the Pack mouth, but he did not figure in Sidelines Jim Crowell and Jim Hud- else face almost complete enter its conference redemption against Virginia. the decision. son gained thirds for State in schedule The 6-foot-7‘ freshman, a right- the weights...CrQWell, extinction as title contenders. on the crest of an eight-game The lntemational Soccer who also “Our big downfall has been winning streak hander with a 2-1 record, will Outfielder Mike Baxter and tossed the javelin 196’ 7” for a only to bow to pitch the opener while Richard second baseman Jerry Mills Club will host the UNC-CH third, a lack of hitting,’ said coach Clemson, 7-2, and to Duke, at 2 pm. putted the shot 38’ 3”, Sam Esposito, “but I think J-L Phillips or Mike Dempsey will have been State’s only consis- Varsity this Sunday while Hudson threw the discus tent stickmen, hitting .345 and on the upper soccer field. Prac- 139’ 3”. .313 respectively. As a team, tice for this game will be on Tomorrow the team will the Pack is batting at a subpar Saturday at 12:30 pm. All compete in the Colonial Relays 244. players are urged to attend. 1974 COULD at Williamsburg, Virginia. BACK BY DEMAND This Saturday the State “The Colonial Relays are Late Show Sat. Night Rugby Club will host Caro- very much the same as the 11:30 PM. All Seats $1.50 lina’s rugby team. The contest State-Record Relays held last FIND YOU JUST is scheduled for 2 pm. on the Saturday,” said Coach Jim upper intramural field. Wescott. “Only this week there will be mostly northern LOVE IS NEVER schools, as well as the ACC schools. We’ll be taking about ANOTHER HAVING TO SAY the same people as we did lat “I LOVE YOU.” week.” HELP WAN I‘Ifl) COLLEGE GRAD CONVENIENCE STORE (‘LIiRK To War! \t‘UI’A IHIHH'rIIOIC/l' on A JR. EXEC 1N and (‘UIIIL‘IIH' through I!“- Am! 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A i ' Cy King means a lot to tennis! r team

i by Timothy Watts “One thing that brought knows more about what to do in confidence and competitive out a lot, too. I won my first win. _ '5. Writer this about was the fact that he to win in singles play. He’s still ability have helped out tremen- three matches, and this got me “It’s always tough to play i “He’s meant a lot to the developed a new attitude about improving, and the success he dously,” said lsenhour. off ‘to a good start, a confi- against ACC schools, who team this season, and we don’t working harder at his game. He has now will make him work “Last year I had a good idea dent start. I was down 0-5 in always have several scholarship i expect him to get anything but became more consistent. At that much harder. 1 would“ play,” offered Cy, the second set at USC during players. But we’ve got some Et better,” commented Coach Joe first, he tried a lot of difficult “We’ve had problems in the “and I didn’t push myself as that trip, and came back to/ tough players, like Thorny t Isenhour on Cy King, a sopho- . shots. But now, he has learned past With guys not wanting to - much as l should have. But this win. That set made me realize Strang, Randy Merritt, [iI more from Raleigh who is hit- to play the percentages, and is go out and play some of the year we'liave a'iOI "of'better'"how great it is to win. l—-want ' 'Coleman Long,"guys Who—really ting at the number five spot for doing a much better job this stronger' teams, who felt that tennis players, and I knew I to win, and I want to see the hate to lose. They’ve got tre- .5 the State tennis team. year. the‘cause was lost before we would have to play better ten- team win, too. mendous attitudes.” “Cy has always been a good “He didn’t have extensive started. But this year we’ve got nisjust to make the top six. We “These upcoming matches So Cy continues to work tennis player, it’s just that this play in high school, and was a bunch of real athletes, who just have a better team. Last against Virginia and Duke will hard at his game, to improve, is the first time he’s had real best known as 3 doubles believe they can beat their fall I was ranked «l pretty low, tell us a lot about how much to help out his team. Cy’s confidence in his ability,” con- player. But he is a good singles opponents, no matter who it is and I had to beat a couple of better we are than past teams attitudes are only typical of tinued Coach lsenhour. player, and will get better. He they’re playing. These guys guys in challenge matches to here at State,” King said. “If those shared by the other consider tennis an important make the first six. This added everyone plays a good match members of the team, a team part of their college life. Cy is competition helped me against them, we can win. But that is constantly striving to definitely holding up his end in improve.” it will take a good match from bring a winning tennis tradition this reSpect. His contributions “The spring trip helped me everyone in order for us to to State. s

Netters continue winning ways State’s tennis team con- Cy King beat Hale, 6-2, 6-2; State plays Virginia Friday tinued its winning ways Wed- it, if we play well, we can do and David Johnson overcame afternoon in what promises to this. There’s. often a fine line nesday by defeating Atlantic Wooten, 6-8, 6-2, 60. be a tough match, as all confer- Christian College, 7-2. between winning and losing. Atlantic Christian captured ence matches are. “We’ve never things are that close In the singles competition, the number one doubles beaten Virginia since I’ve been State won five sometimes. of six matches match, with Thompson and here, and would like things to “We’re expecting a very as Thorny .Strang beat ACC’s Phillips defeating State’s Strang be a little bit different this tough match, but we feel like Thompson, 6-4, 6-3, at number and Merritt, 6-4, 7-5. time,” commented Coach Joe we’re capable of winning,” one; State’s Randy Merritt At number two doubles, lsenhour. “North Carolina has concluded Coach lsenhour. bowed to Phillips, 2-6, 6-1, 7-5, Herb McKim and Cy King beat the strongest team in the con- The next two matches for at number two; Coleman Long, Wickizer and Kent, 64, 3-6, ference, and probably the playing best the netters will be at home on in the number three 6-1; and Coleman Long and team on the east coast. Exclud- Monday against Duke in spot for State, whipped Wick- David Johnson smashed Hale ing them, we feel we izer 6-2, 6-1; can win another tough conference Herb McKim and Wooten, 6-2, 7-5, for State every other match on our match, and on Tuesday at defeated Kent, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3; victories. schedule. Beggiealistic about Davidson.

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